It means you found something wrong, and want to help make the mod better. That said, an incomplete or imprecise bug report can be incredibly frustrating. Here's some general guidelines to help you write clear, concise, and useful bug reports. Please read through these before reporting a new bug on the issue tracker. The first step in submitting a good bug report is making sure it's actually a bug with Minechem. Can you reproduce it? A bug that can't be reproduced, can't be fixed.Ĭheck the following to help make sure you don't report invalid bugs: This seems like a no-brainer, but there's a lot of bugs that get reported which have very little to do with Minechem, or have more to do with someone's particular play style.If you can reproduce it, you've got to tell me the steps to reproduce it.Knowing that there is a bug out there that I can't fix because I can't find it is really frustrating for me. Can it be reproduced with just Minechem (or Minechem and the relevant mods) installed?.
#Minechem 5 polytool mods#
Frequently, mods will conflict with eachother in one way or another.Knowing specifically what mods are involved goes a long way towards helping me fix a bug. If you're running a modpack, please tell me which one, and what version.Saying "I'm running that one FTB modpack" doesn't help me. Saying "I'm running Resonant Rise 2.9.2.3 with no custom options" is extremely helpful. If you're running a custom modpack with more than three or four mods, you must identify which mods are causing the issue.If you don't identify the cause, it's nearly impossible for us to fix. Linking to a long list of all the mods in your pack isn't helpful.Is it actually something broken, or does it have more to do with your playstyle or another mod that behaves weirdly?.įigure out what mods cause it (or at least narrow it down to less than 10 mods), and report that.If you have an idea for making the mod "better", I'm all ears.but I may disagree, and reserve the right to say "no" to any feature request.I can't promise 100% compatibility with all mods.
If the bug has to do with another mod, removing all unnecessary mods ensures that there's no conflict.That said, I'll do my best to make sure that game-breaking stuff gets patched somehow. Normally, I don't recommend using dev builds, but when you run into a bug, please check to see if it's still a problem in the latest released dev build. You could also try using the latest build from Jenkins, but those tend to be unstable at times. Making sure that any dependencies are up to date is a good idea too. Once you know it's a bug, there's a couple of things that I absolutely must have. Reports without these will normally not get fixed, because there simply isn't enough information. I say this more than once because it's one of the more important bits.
#Minechem 5 polytool full#
Pasting the full text into a ticket can make it hard to read.If you're using a non-vanilla launcher, (eg, MultiMC or the FTB launcher) I still need the vanilla crash log.
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